So what if your rings are high or low? how does bore sighter line up to scope?
6888
If you have a radical set-up, say an AR15 with a scope on rings on top of the carry handle, it won't work. There is an add-on kit for this unit that will compensate for that sort of thing, also for larger than normal bore diameters.
6889
it works best on stander mounts it gets you on the paper you will need to fine adjust. Or try a laser chamber sight I have used both. Good luck
6890
Then you need to use a bore laser in doors so you can see it. Haven't had a low but AR types are generally high. Matt I have a few different Bushnell, red dots, range finders, and this. They don't make the greatest products in the world. They do have good cust. Service Email or call.
6891
it is set for standard mount rings. I have high rise rings and you have to guess where to set it . using the grid on bore sight its easy once you know where to set it
1394368
It will probably be too tall. I love the riser though. I needed to get my scope off the upper rail just high enough to be able to put the scope protective caps on. Works like a champ and brings it up to eye level for me. Maybe consider ditching the iron sights you have now and switch to magpuls offset sights. Little pricy but that's what I did. Hope this helps good luck.
1635930
The "tall mounts" will put the bottom of the scope 1" from the top rail. Centerline of scope is approximately 1 1/2" from top rail. I used the tall mounts so the scope will clear my fold down rear sight.
134336
i used extra low rings from TacVector Optics out of china,,and also was able to use low, mounted on brass stacker, not sure what you mean about hitting eye relief, i am about 10 inches away give or take a little
1222510
depends on your rings that you use. that will determine whether the scope will hit the rear gun sight.
1245802
No because you are not using rings. You mount this scope to a picatinny style rail, wether it is is a 1 piece or 2 piece base. The scope has a built in rail for mounting and clamps to join to the base on the weapon. This mount will not adversely effect the zero or long range capabilities since the ranging and elevation is completed by the scope with no need for the shooter to dial in elevation or put "dope" on the scope. Simply hold on target, range the target, hold the lit mark dead on, squeeze the trigger. The only thing you need to calculate is wind effect and there is a scale on the reticle to help with that too. Should be an excellent scope for that weapon. Good luck. One shot, one kill.
320565
The rings are bands around the scope with clamp type fixtures on the bottom that are made to grip slots on either side of the receiver that are on most newer rifles. Check yours for a groove on either side of the top mount block. If not equipped, you would need rings in addition and gunsmithing.
143821
The idea behind the Brass Stacker is to allow you to still use the iron sights (up to a couple hundred meters). You need to balance the ability to use the iron sights in case of an optic failure, scope position, cheek weld, comfort, etc. I didn't give it much thought and used low-profile rings with a long eye-relief pistol scope and it worked out well - I can still use the iron sights and the rifle if comfortable to mount.
326460
I would call them low mount about good 3/8 inch under the scope mine is mounted on a S&W; MP 15-22 with a UTG 3/4 mount which is mounted on the gun.I can use the original sight right through the scope.
818497
That depends on bell diameter of the scope. These rings are an inch high, meaning the bottom of the main scope tube will sit 1" above the rail. And the middle of the scope (line of sight) will be 1 1/2" off the rail. The end of the scope, called the bell, (closer to the muzzle) sometimes is bigger than the diameter of the scope body, the bell for these 1" rings cannot exceed 50mm or it won't fit on the rail.I hope that makes sense and answered your questions...
1041077
I have the same one mine is in 25 I have extra high weaver rings on it due to my scopes 50mm front bell I can't say for sure but it would be a place to start if your shooting high bring scope up which would lower point of impact
1175412
The saddle height on my rings is 3/8 inch. That gives the front of the scope "just" enough clearance.
1842505
The rings I have are about 3/16" above the rail. Meaning that they are obscenely low if you are wanting something tight to the barrel. If you have a scope with larger lenses you may want to go with a midrange height mount.
412359
I don't think you will be disappointed in the scope or those rings. I ended up getting the high quality zee rings and that set up is a tack driver. Happy shooting as well.
1810616
My scope came with the high rings which would be 22.6mm from the bottom of the scope tube to the top of the picatinny rail. Depends on your setup, but for something like a Remington 700 with a picatinny rail you will most likely want low 35mm rings.
225534
I tried to post this for you a while ago not sure it it went through. So here it is again. Scope rings usually come separate not always but mine did I ordered the accushot premium 1" weaver style see-thru high-pro rings and they work great for eight dollars. I have the pica tinny rail on mine so it was easy. If you dont have rails on yours you will have to know the style of upper reciver You also need to know the diameter of scope. Hope that helped.
882814
Yes with the correct mount rings. Scope seems to have clarity issues at 100 yard distance. Otherwise ok.